Wall Street expects Public Service Enterprise Group to report Q4 revenue of $2.59 billion and EPS of $0.71, with shares trading at $86.35 against an average analyst target of $90.96.
Investors are primarily focused on management's outlook for data center demand and the potential for new high-margin large-load agreements.
While higher interest costs and operating expenses are projected to drive a year-over-year earnings decline, the company remains supported by robust electric demand and grid modernization investments. Markets will look for updates on the nuclear fleet's performance and the execution of PSEG's multi-year capital expenditure program.